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Osborn Resident and Grandmother of Five Passes Away

Mary Mason Magnus was a Realtor and volunteer in Ridgewood, N.J. before relocating to Rye for her retirement years.
By Jackie Frederick-Berner

Connecting with Spirits of Loved Ones at Wainwright

All paid for tickets to see mediums Daisy Farrell and Arlene Mains, who brought their gallery-style event to Rye.
By Emily Schmidt

This Back-to-School Season, Know Your Childcare Options in and Around Rye

For Rye families, finding childcare can be challenging, especially finding care that matches with parents’ work hours.

Active Member of the Rye Community Passes Away

Jane Elizabeth Scotti devoted more than 50 years to civic, charitable, and religious organizations in Rye.
By Record Staff

Former Educator and Rye High Alum Passes Away at 82

The daughter of a diplomat, Sonia Kragh spent 40 years as an English and Spanish teacher, and volunteer in Lexington, Kentucky.
By Amalia Wompa

Memories Become History at Rye’s 25th Annual 9/11 Commemoration Ceremony

Members of Rye community gather Friday outside of Sept. 11 Memorial Gazebo to share personal recollections of tragic day.
By Eileen O'Connor

25 Years After 9/11, Remembering Rye’s Own

On Sept. 11, 2001, Rye lost 15 sons, fathers, husbands, brothers, and friends: Thomas Crotty, Benjamin Fisher, Yugi Goya, Ward Haynes, Takashi Kinoshita, Gary E. Koecheler, Teddy Maloney, Francis N. McGuinn, Robert McLaughlin Jr., Christopher D. Mello, George W. Morell, Sean Gordon O’Neill, Thomas A. Palazzo, Michael J. Simon, and Allen V. Upton.
Group of four boys outdoors on a paved courtyard, one in a white shirt kicking a ball while three others watch.
By Steven Kearney

Hacky Sack is Back in a Major Way

After young people started posting videos online of their "hack of the day," it caught like wildfire.

60-Year Rye Resident and Involved Member of Community Dies at 86

Nancy Platt belonged to Manursing Island Club, the Rye Presbyterian Church choir, a book club and more.

Former Bank Chairman and 40-Year Rye Resident Dies at 83

After growing up in Ireland, Patrick Connolly moved to New York, where he helped construct the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and became a successful banker, father, and grandfather.

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